Are these words allowed?

TealWashableMarker

I was wondering if these words are allowed on scratch:

1. hell (i know “go to hell” is a no-no, but what about “what the hell?”)

2.freaking

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lconaway

I don't think so. The first one is not allowed, but the second one is pretty much just a replacement for something else. So you shouldn't use either.

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TealWashableMarker wrote:
I was wondering if these words are allowed on scratch:

1. hell (i know “go to hell” is a no-no, but what about “what the hell?”)

2.freaking

Nope, I don't think they are allowed but you can ask the ST about it. You shouldn't use either of those.

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scrooge100

no

Malik44

TealWashableMarker wrote:
I was wondering if these words are allowed on scratch:

1. hell (i know “go to hell” is a no-no, but what about “what the hell?”)

2.freaking

Probably not, as Scratch is a website with younger users, as well.

WolfCat67

Okay, I have reported this topic to be closed or possibly removed by the Scratch Team. As this has already been answered, we don't need a little kid accidentally viewing this and seeing those words that could be used in a bad way. Sorry for this!

cs156175

TealWashableMarker wrote:
I was wondering if these words are allowed on scratch:

1. hell (i know “go to hell” is a no-no, but what about “what the hell?”)

2.freaking

As for the first one, no, not in any way
As for the second, it's inappropriate if you use it as a substitute but not if you use it like “i'm freaking out”.

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